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I would like to know what specifically is considered NFC technology and whether there are any open source implementations.
There is no such thing as open source technology. Open source relates to some implementation. The technology itself is standardized and open. Anyone can implement it in whatever way he likes, open or closed source, as long as it complies with the specifications.
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Can anyone please help me.I need to integrate a free text editor in my oracle forms. I know there's TinyMCE, but I can't figure out how to use it with JavaBeans.
Thank you
The Forms community is a vast library of pluggable Java components, which are free.
There is at least one rich text editor component, Frite: find it here. No warranty is implied or intended.
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I'm working on a desktop application using SWT. I need to make the UI look and feel like Skype's interface. Can anybody suggest me something?
The presentations package allows the customization of the look of a SWT application.
Here's a general presentation, including a lot of links : http://jroller.com/mpermar/date/20050619#eclipse_presentations_jlibrary_and_vs
Of course you'll have a lot of work if you don't find an existing skin suitable to your need.
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Closed 11 years ago.
When we add a URL to a Facebook comment, it automatically fetches some information about the website, and, most of the time, the relevant information. I want to make a similar functionality for my site.
I am using Rails 3.0.3. Could you please suggest me a good gem or the mechanism to do this?
Facebook looks for Open Graph metadata, check out this link it might help you.
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I am looking for a way to download the author and associated articles database from pubmed or any other source. I can't seem to locate this anywhere on ncbi FTP site.
Does anyone know if there's such database available?
Did you try this :
ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/pubmed/
Also, I would try the E-utilities
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK25500/
Good luck!
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am writing a little Facebook application and I would like to publish a picture and a link when the user selects a certain option. Its been hard to find good resources about specific API calls like this (most of the books I've find were from 2008 and seem outdated). Can anyone explain how I might do this (I would I assume I would do this with a php call). Also, if anyone knows any good literature or resources on this topic that are not out of date that would be very helpful.
Your answer is here: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/post/
They give you a CURL example, and if you're familiar with PHP's curl api you can trivially replicate it.